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{{Generated}}
{{dafunction
|name=SetEventScript
|brief=Sets the default script for handling events.
|param1type=object
|param1name=oObject
|param1desc=The object to set the event script on
|param2type=resource
|param2name=rScriptName
|param2desc=The name of the script to use for default event handling (*.ncs)
|returntype=void
|returndesc=
|sourcefile=script.ldf
|sourcemodule=
}}

== Description ==

Sets the default script for handling events. This is the
script that will be fire for all event types, specifically
for engine level events. It should be noted that this can also
be called on Player Characters - though to get players firing events
properly, the specified events must first be enabled using EnablevEvent().







== See also ==

[[EnablevEvent]]
[[Category: Event functions]]

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-Sets the default script for handling events. This is the
+Sets the default script for handling events. This is the script that will be fire for all event types, specifically for engine level events. It should be noted that this can also be called on Player Characters - though to get players firing events properly, the specified events must first be enabled using EnablevEvent().
 script that will be fire for all event types, specifically
 for engine level events. It should be noted that this can also
 be called on Player Characters - though to get players firing events
 properly, the specified events must first be enabled using EnablevEvent().
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